generating-videos

# Video Generation Turn a brief into a video. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Read the brief and the media **Look at everything the user supplied.** Run `image_analysis` on each image and `video_analysis` on each video. Write down what each one shows — who is in it, where it is, how it is lit, how it is framed — so the prompt matches it instead of describing something different. Send a product URL or photo to `analyzing-products`. Skip an image you already know: you made it this turn, or you have already analyzed it. **Then read the brief**: how long the video runs, what happens in it, where it will be posted, and whether anyone speaks. **Where the video has a product, write one description of it** and reuse it unchanged in every storyboard — rephrasing it between calls reads as a different product. - **Material and finish**, surface by surface. - **Size** — its width and height, and how it sits against a hand. - **Two to five visual anchors** — features you can verify in the product image and nothing else: exact colours, the shape of a closure or handle, the gauge of a chain or strap, a surface finish, a distinguishing mark. - **What may be done with each part** — which parts are fixed to it, and the whole of what the moving ones allow. Nothing later does anything to the product that isn't on this list. **Don't transcribe what the label says.** Spelling out the printing invites the model to redraw it, and redrawn text comes back warped. ### Step 2: Pick the model and ...